West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-01-27
Personal PARAGRAPHS.
Notes On the Movements OF Restless
Humanity all Around

town Sunday.
Miss Florence Parks is visiting
friends in Taylor County.
A. G. Mason, Esq, of Albrights.
vile, was up to town on Friday.
Ben Shaw will go TO Buckhannon
in the spring and operate a coal yard.
w. G. Brown, Esq is home from
Charleston where he spent several
days.
Miss Emma Morris, of the river,
visited her sister, Mrs. Guthrie, here
Sunday
Frank Murdoch is-homc from Iron.
ton, Ohio, where he visited several
months.
Ben Brown, the Democratic pol.
itition, of Albrightsvillc, was in town
Saturday.
Rev. Wallace, of Clarksburg is here
assisting Rev. Driven in his protract.
ed meeting.
julius h. Monroe has been engag.
ed surveying at Austen for two
weeks past.
Mr., and Mrs. j. ID. Howe, of Buck.
harmon, vrsited friends at Howee.
vile last week.
Charles Y. Bishop, who has been
suffering with something like a car.
bunclc, is out again.
Col. r. w. Monroe left Monday
morning for Washington City. He
will be absent several days.
George Sbafrer, of independence,
spent last week in town attending to
business matters.
George Ralphsnyder, of Monon-
gala county, was here Sunday vsiit
iting his brother.
Col. Monroe will likely 90 west in
in the spring and devote his entire
attention to surveying.
Miss Alice Thomas arrived home
Wednesday of last week from visit
among relatives at Tunnelton and
Fellowsville.
James Worthington, our butcher,
who has been sick for some time.
came out last week but took relapse
and is now again confined to his room
DIR. Frank Dent, of Newburg, who
has been very i'll all winter, is now
undergoing mcmical treatment in
Baltimore. We hope he may return
entirely improved.
We learn that Georgia Purcell, at
one time connected with THE ARGUS.
contemplates buyirg out X, L. Han.
way and going into the merchandise
ing business at Fellowsville.
Tom, Cooke, the clever merchant
at TOWNSVILLE, goes on the road the
first Of February for Speyer Bros, of
Wheeling. We wish Tom, abundant
success, George, his brother, will
take charge of the store.
ID. II. Jackson and Bud Wardwell
started to Logan, Ohio, last Sunday,
on important business. They were
accompanied as far as Grafton by
Luther Swearingen and Frank Jack.
son who returned on Monday.
Prof +. V. N. Painter, a Preston
county boy, now professor Of mod
ern languages in Roanoke College.
Va publishes an excellent article or
story in the last number Of the New
York Independent entitled "Chasten.
ed and SsnClifed' The article is
based on facts and we found it one
cf the most interesting VIC ever read.
Professor Painter is meeting with
mcrited success as an educator and
acquiring an eRyiablc eeputation as
an author.
Miss Florence Parks, of King.
wood, and Miss Laura Riggs. Of
Morgan's Glade, Preston County
we're visiting fgieuds in tQwn This
week. Mr.. J. F.d. KiIdow, Of lhs
Sioajard-Ea'e,Prise, was confined 10
his room from illness several DAYS
this Week.-Mrs. Lummie Griffith.
Of Tunnelton, is spending a few days
In town this week. the gVes.s Of
Misses Sue aud Hattie Bluc.-
Col. Remeygei left Iroudalo Tues.
day Jan. 1, In response to q letter
received stating that his daughter.
Mrs. Henry de Billiers Of New York.